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Re [id://11139804 values' => 'user.firstName' ,it is an array, with the print statement it is giving ARRAY(0xx..) instead of the actual value.How to read the value

Your notation is not valid perl. In fact, I have no idea what you mean. (There is no key 'values' anywhere in your data) Your error message means that you are trying to print an array reference. You must dereference (Using References) it first.

Please modify my code to demonstrate your problem. We need code that we can actually run and duplicate your error. Post that demo as a reply to this post.

Bill

In reply to Re^2: nested foreach loop not working by BillKSmith
in thread nested foreach loop not working by Annie17

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